
Support Healthy Hair Growth
Certain treatments help stimulate hair follicles and support healthier, fuller-looking hair over time.
Prescription treatments reviewed by a licensed provider, and expert care to help you work toward thicker, healthier hair.

Certain treatments help stimulate hair follicles and support healthier, fuller-looking hair over time.

Some therapies are designed to help reduce ongoing hair loss by addressing common underlying causes.

Your licensed healthcare provider will recommend treatment options based on your hair loss pattern, medical history, treatment goals, and lifestyle.
Every treatment begins with a few online health questions. Our licensed healthcare providers will review your health history, symptoms, and wellness goals before recommending a personalized hair restoration plan—if clinically appropriate. That review is included in your monthly price.
A prescription oral medication that lowers DHT, a hormone involved in male-pattern hair loss. Your provider decides whether it is appropriate for you.
Method of Use
Oral Tablet
Prescription required; not guaranteed.
Starting at $49 /month
Renews monthly, cancel anytime. Refund & cancellation
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A prescription oral medication that supports blood flow to hair follicles. Your provider decides whether it is appropriate and at what dose.
Method of Use
Oral Capsule
Prescription required; not guaranteed.
Off-label usePrescribed for a use FDA has not approved.
Starting at $49 /month
Renews monthly, cancel anytime. Refund & cancellation
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A prescription medication applied directly to the scalp that supports blood flow to hair follicles. Your provider decides whether it is appropriate for you.
Method of Use
Topical Solution
Prescription required; not guaranteed.
Starting at $99 /month
Renews monthly, cancel anytime. Refund & cancellation
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Two prescription medications in one topical foam applied to the scalp: minoxidil supports blood flow to hair follicles, and finasteride lowers DHT. Your provider decides whether it is appropriate for you.
Method of Use
Topical Foam
Prescription required; not guaranteed.
Compounded medicationCompounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not evaluated by FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality.
Starting at $139 /month
Renews monthly, cancel anytime. Refund & cancellation
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Three prescription medications in one topical foam applied to the scalp: minoxidil supports blood flow to hair follicles, finasteride lowers DHT, and tretinoin, a retinoid, speeds skin-cell turnover. Your provider decides whether it is appropriate and which strength fits you.
Method of Use
Topical Foam
Prescription required; not guaranteed.
Compounded medicationCompounded medications are not FDA-approved and are not evaluated by FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality.
Starting at $149 /month
Renews monthly, cancel anytime. Refund & cancellation
See If You QualifyOne monthly price covers your licensed clinician’s review, follow-up care, your medication if prescribed, messaging with your care team, and standard shipping. Lab tests are billed separately. You pay nothing unless a clinician prescribes treatment.
All treatments require a consultation with a licensed healthcare provider, which is included in your monthly price.
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Understanding hair loss, today’s treatment options, and what to realistically expect.
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Get answers to the most frequently asked questions about our hair restoration treatments.
Most adults experiencing hair thinning or hair loss may be candidates for treatment. After you answer the online health questions, a licensed healthcare provider will review your medical history, symptoms, and goals to determine whether treatment is appropriate and recommend the best options for your situation. That review is included in your monthly price.
Topical treatments are applied directly to the scalp, while oral treatments are taken by mouth. Depending on your hair loss pattern, medical history, and treatment goals, your provider may recommend topical therapy, oral medication, or a combination of both for the best results.
Hair restoration takes time, and results vary from person to person. Many patients begin noticing improvements within 3 to 6 months, with continued progress over time when treatment is used consistently. Your provider will monitor your progress and adjust your treatment plan if needed.
Yes. Hair loss affects both men and women, and treatment plans can be tailored to each individual’s needs. Your provider will recommend medications and therapies that are appropriate based on your medical history, hair loss pattern, and overall health.
Depending on your treatment plan, your provider may prescribe FDA-approved medications, compounded medications, or a combination of both when clinically appropriate. If compounded medications are recommended, they are prepared by state-licensed U.S. pharmacies. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved and have not been evaluated by FDA for safety, effectiveness or quality.
Every treatment begins with a few online health questions. A licensed healthcare provider will review your health history, symptoms, hair loss pattern, and wellness goals before recommending a personalized treatment plan—if clinically appropriate. That review is included in your monthly price.
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